Hannaehh

I’m scared of what Jun Mo will become after the end of ep 7. He doesn’t wanna kill anyone during this operation, but if he doesn’t call ambulance for help, then this will be his first ‘murder’ although he doesn’t directly do it. That guy was still alive and asked Jun Mo for help and he just walked away. But if he keeps him alive by sending help, there’s a risk of his undercover will blown up and Euijeong will be in danger. Can’t wait for ep 8!

He wants to remove Jung Bae completely because he wants to me involved with the trading. Seong Ho said that the two need to be remove for both of them should replace their place

If she dies, I would riot because she’s the only female left of Neanthals. I don’t want Neanthal legacy to end. I’m all the way on Neanthal team since day 1. Blue blood ftw!

Eunseom is Inaishingi, the leader of Ago tribe and Saya is the general leader of Arthdal military. Ago wants to fight Arthdal for what they did before this, taking them as slaves.

Yes, but the thing is now he has no attachment towards Igutu and Neanthals. Like he doesn’t mind the other Igutus died. Even when the two Neanthals came to him, he didn’t really care to know about his biological parents (what we have shown so far because the scene is really short). I hope the writer will explore more on Ikomahis in the next few episodes. Pretty sure that the twins bloodline is strong because of both parents, Asa clan & Ragaz’s bloodline that we so far don’t know of. Seems like all Neanthals respected Ragaz and he was among the strong ones and during first ep, he was there in the discussion between Saram & Neanthals. There must be something from Ragaz’s bloodline.

My theory is that Aramun Haesulla previously was from Asa Clan (Saram) and Ragaz’s descendants (Neanthals), which is why Eunseom is the reborn of Aramun, but again..we don’t know what is the role for Saya in here.

I knew it Tagon was plotting the whole thing the moment when he asked the ‘deaf & mute’ servant that served Taelha for a long time. If he’s indeed insane, he won’t even think about meeting that servant. Now he knows that he’s not Aramun, and Tanya is plotting something when she declared Igutu as sacred that he’s not completely have full knowledge of why Tanya did that, like who is Aramun exactly, Tagon obviously needs to do something to secure his spot and the first thing he needs to do is to remove traitors.

I think the rating dropped because of Asian Games. People in SK might not be tuning to TvN to watch drama, but instead tuning other sport channel to watch any games. Even if they miss the drama in TV, there’s Disney+ that they can still watch the episodes at other time. Let’s see how the rating will be this weekend now that Asian Games is over.

Well in the original comment that I replied, I don’t really agree on the statement of making a fool of the brother to make the hero looks good, but I replied that I kinda get the sentiment on how things conveniently work its way for Eunseom to the point that makes some reviewers like me feel that it’s too intentional. But I get it, because of fewer episodes, the writer cannot twist and cannot take too much time to develop the storyline further as it has to be fast-paced. Which is also why I mentioned that in S1, all the characters had its ups and downs, balance between winning and losing.

No, I never expected Eunseom doesn’t have what it takes to lead Ago clan. He has been known to be a leader since S1 when he planned to escape the gold mine and I don’t question his ability to lead, just that things are working way too convenient for him in the storyline.

I don’t condone Saya’s character for killing others, but he grew up in confined place and ruthless “parents”. I think it’s quite common that some viewers like grey area character, like Saya is not completely bad, but he’s not good too. He just wants to be acknowledged and loved, deep down. Both of the benetbeot like to play mind games and equally smart, but Eunseom is the considered a good one because he has good intention and Saya is otherwise, so some viewers might be tired of this trope.

What I feel a bit disappointed is that Saya’s role as children of prophecy is lesser significant compared to Eunseom and Tanya. Eunseom is both Aramun Haesulla & Inaishingi and Tanya is the High Priest, direct descendant of Asa Sin. But what about Saya? Saya’s character was equally interesting as Eunseom in S1, but honestly in S2, I don’t see much growing for Saya.

But in S1, Wahan tribe is important part of the main story because of Asa Sin descendant, so it shows how they all will adapt in Arthdal. Tanya’s father didn’t know about making iron immediately, he was fascinated with bronze making and it took him years to experiment it to finally get iron sword. Tagon took that chance and patiently waiting for the situation to work on his favor.

I think it’s due to fast pacing in S2 making things seem quite intentional whenever things work in Eunseom’s favor. This is what this season is different from S1. In S1, it has ups and downs for each character, but this season Eunseom has been getting the heroic syndrome that he wins all the time

I kinda get you, it feels like things are working in favor for Eunseom. I was laughing when they wanna build or steal weapon, and tadaaa they met their long lost friend with Hae tribe, then they need pure iron in the lake, all of sudden, tadaaaa Ago tribe cross-path with Momo tribe who can survive long time in water.

Honestly disappointed that ep 7 is called Ikomahis but they didn’t even explain who are they exactly and what they have to do with Ragaz’s bloodline

I think Saya likes Tanya since S1, he did mention it because he thought it was fate when he saw Tanya in his dream only then he knew that it was Eunseom’s life and he got jealous. I think he’s more motivated now after he saw Eunseom & Tanya rekindled for a moment when Euseom was in Arthdal.

I agree, when it said the world will end with sword, bell & mirror, it could also mean the world that they’re living currently where people are selfish, trample others that are weak, killing each other to survive etc. The world that the White Great Wolf halmoni taught Wahan tribe.

I love her since S1. She’s the best girl

Just finished ep 5. While I know from beginning it was revealed that Eunseom is gonna be Aramun and it’s not shocking that he finally gets the sword, but when he said he will be both Aramun and Inaishingi, I feel bad a bit towards Saya like what’s his role other than being “mirror.” I kinda get it if Saya is jealous of Eunseom. The two Neanthals said that Saya is the big brother, so he’s the stronger one in nature because he’s Ragaz’s son. I hope he will be something throughout the drama, like give this boy a bigger role, he’s Azura comet born and children of prophecy too.

Is it just me or the editing production of this drama has this annoying blurry effects that seem out of place? I’m watching this drama with my ipad via Disney+. I don’t think it’s the app issue because I watch other kdramas, they’re all in high quality view.

Definitely. I can’t imagine anyone else portraying Tagon & Taelha. Thank God Jang Dong Gun & Kim Ok Bin remain for S2.

I know some of you are enjoying this drama, but I just started (on ep 2 now) after rewatching all episodes of S1, I just can’t get used to Tanya’s facial expression played by Shin Se Kyung. At least Lee Jun Ki is trying his best to mimic Eunseom & Saya’s expression from S1, I can still feel the vibe a bit although it’s awkward for me because S1 is still fresh in my mind.

I also dislike the fact that Chaeun & Nunbyeol played by other actress. Chaeun’s vibe is just off honestly.

It’s a bit struggle you know to convince your mind that these unfamiliar faces are the characters I know from S1. I have to keep reminding myself who is who and it’s tiring a bit.

it’s crazy that this is one of the earlier dramas that I watched ever since I involved myself with kdramas back in 2007, but I can’t seem to remember exactly what happened. What I know it’s about them trying to be idol. Both Kim Ok Bin & Seo Ji Hye were so pretty in this (they’re still stunning now) and I’m glad I was introduced to them in this drama instead of the new ones. I might want to rewatch this someday when I have time.

Wavve should really consider selling their dramas to international OTT or expand its own platform to international viewers. I’m so tired whenever there’s so subs available and we’ve to wait rely on fan subs.